Real-Life Effectiveness of Smoking Cessation Delivery Modes: A Comparison Against Telephone Counseling and the Role of Individual Characteristics and Health Conditions in Quit Success
Nikita L Poole,
Math J J M Candel,
Marc C Willemsen
et al.
Abstract:IntroductionProfessional behavioral counseling for smoking cessation can be delivered in many forms, which may not work equally well for everyone. We aim to explore in a real-world setting whether different delivery modes yield different rates of quit success and whether quit success varies based on gender, age, educational level, and being treated for a health condition.Aims and MethodsWe used monitoring data (n = 13 747) from a smoking cessation counseling provider in the Netherlands (September 2018 to Augus… Show more
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